Back in intimate confines, Bring Me the Horizon’s live show continues to diversify

Ten years on, we look back at the moment The Shins delivered on their lo-fi promise – with one of the great modern indie rock records

Jack Tatum talks balancing college and songwriting, non-stop touring and his love of Manchester

“The Doors at their blues-rock best, and its mere existence is a miracle in itself.”

Ol Urwin talks Thatcher, community and new album with Frank Turner.

The long-sought-after proof that I’m not as achingly cool as I look

Detroit’s hottest house talent delivers a solid debut record

Does politics have a place in music? Tom Ingham thinks so

George Bailey experiences Sigur Rós at Manchester’s O2 Apollo

Despite a more mainstream album approach, Turner is still the fame outcast his fans love

We caught one half of Masters At Work waxing lyrical on 45s, the consequences of technology and Nuyorican Soul II

Ireland, The Voice and why The Script owe their fame to The Potato Famine.

Odd Future’s de facto frontman returns with another half-baked studio effort

The Californian outfit prove why they remain one of the safest bets in hard rock with an epic set at The Ritz

James Birtles considers the reasons behind the split of the emo giants

The fifth studio effort from the fractious five-piece is their most promising in years

The divisive metalcore group return to form in incendiary style

The London three-piece prove they have the potential to be more than just James Blake copyists with a promising debut record

The final instalment in the hotly-tipped band’s trilogy of EPs continues to deliver on their early promise

A stunning sophomore effort from one of the country’s most exciting musical prospects